Hi John,
you wrote on Sun, Mar 21 1999:
>Sounds likely, but any modem that does so is defective. The modem should
>ignore "+++" unless it is preceded and followed by a pause.
It normally does, but IMHO the pause is not required. Anyway, the
default value (US-Robotics/3Com) in Register S02 is 04
On 21 Mar 1999, John Hasler wrote:
> Heikki Vatiainen writes:
>
> > Escape sequence is probably the correct quess. I just
> > downloaded the page and one of comments had this signature:
>
> > -- + ++ATH0
> ^
> > Space added by me to protect modem owners. My guess is your
> > modem saw the t
Heikki,
Actually, the triple-plus signal is part of the Hayes modem command
protocol. It tells the modem to enter its command state and interpret any
subsequent chars as operational commands. Thus, triple-plusATH will cause a
hang-up. Any modem adhering to this standard, which includes all
Ugh, I'm following up myself since I think I got it wrong about
whose modem was closing the connection.
I wrote:
> Nathan O. Siemers wrote:
> > I've got a weird one, folks.
>
> Not really, it's just a feature in your modem :)
What I should have said is "
Heikki Vatiainen writes:
> Escape sequence is probably the correct quess. I just
> downloaded the page and one of comments had this signature:
> -- + ++ATH0
^
> Space added by me to protect modem owners. My guess is your
> modem saw the three plus signs and hung up.
Sounds likely, but any m
Nathan O. Siemers wrote:
> I've got a weird one, folks.
Not really, it's just a feature in your modem :)
> I've got a debian slink box serving as router for a network connected
> to the internet by a dialup ppp connection. It does some masquerading
> for the other systems on the local network,
I've got a weird one, folks.
I've got a debian slink box serving as router for a network connected
to the internet by a dialup ppp connection. It does some masquerading
for the other systems on the local network, which include another
slinkbox and a redhat 5.2 system.
Yesterday, following the
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